3. MOR toolbox

As mentioned in the previous examples, tools for approximating high-dimensional models are available in MATLAB. Other codes exist and the MOR Model Reduction Wiki lists a number of them.

Among these codes, the MOR toolbox has been developed by the authors as part of an initiative to promote and transfer technology to industry (see the MOR DIGITAL SYSTEMS website). The aim of this section is to present this tool. More specifically, its functionalities are outlined in section 3.1 and more advanced use cases are presented in section

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